Greenwood Golf Club – Green Fees & Tee Times

Greenwood Golf Club rewards controlled driving, careful club selection and an understanding of how the fairway slopes influence the next shot. The terrain moves gently through the Chonburi countryside, creating downhill tee shots, uphill approaches and uneven lies without becoming an extreme mountain course. Deep pot-style and semi-natural bunkers provide much of the visual and strategic pressure, while water becomes more influential on selected holes rather than dominating the entire layout. The experience changes with the assigned combination because each nine follows a different architectural theme.

The course opened in 1993 as Noble Place Golf Course & Country Club before later adopting the Greenwood Golf Club identity. Its rural Ban Bueng location gives the property a quieter inland character than courses closer to central Pattaya or the coast. Rolling ground, mature trees and open countryside views provide the framework for three visually distinct nines. The established landscape now supports a mixture of exposed Links-style holes, enclosed British-style corridors and broader American-style fairways.

Peter Thomson designed Greenwood to reward intelligent positioning rather than a repetitive sequence of maximum-distance drives. Deep bunkers narrow the useful landing areas and can remove a direct route to the green even when the ball remains close to the fairway. Changes in elevation influence both carry distance and rollout, making a balanced lie more valuable than a few additional metres. The stronger strategy is to identify the preferred side of the fairway, avoid the deepest sand and leave an approach that can use the natural contours around the green.

Course A – Links style: Course A measures 3,499 yards from the blue tees and has a more exposed, links-inspired character with broad views and strategically positioned bunkers. Its standout eighth hole is a 349-yard downhill par four that turns left, with water crossing the route before the green and a genuine choice between laying back and taking a more aggressive line.

Course B – British style: Course B measures 3,470 yards from the blue tees and uses mature tree-lined corridors and semi-natural bunkering to create a more enclosed traditional test. The 525-yard fourth is a downhill par five with a slight left turn and a water channel approximately 130 yards short of the green, making second-shot positioning critical.

Course C – American style: Course C is the longest of the three nines at 3,565 yards from blue. Its wider fairways, strategic water hazards and larger greens provide a different visual and tactical experience. The club currently lists Course C as under renovation, so it must not be promised as part of a booking until its reopening is confirmed.

Greenwood Golf Club provides a driving range, pro shop, clubhouse, male and female locker rooms, caddie services and golf carts. The restaurant serves Thai and international food with views across the golf course and is normally open during the club’s daily operating hours. Golfers should wear appropriate golf attire and arrive with sufficient time for registration, changing and pre-round preparation. One caddie is arranged for each golfer, while the final golf-cart arrangement, active course combination, rental equipment and any private transfers are confirmed with the Fairways of Eden quotation.